Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, ATV has decided to show its vintage Titanic movie, the 1953 version of the tragedy, Titanic (World, 9.30pm) starring Barbara Stanwyck and Clifton Webb.
This one takes a course somewhere between the nothing-but-the-facts approach used in A Night To Remember, which TVB screened in March, and the ludicrous but thrilling forbidden love-cum-chase movie that made James Cameron an even bigger cheese in Tinseltown.
Stanwyck is very good as Julia Sturges, who is of course a first-class passenger.
All the survivors in Titanic movies tend to be first-class passengers because more of them survived than other classes.
Sturges is kidnapping her own children, two difficult teenagers, and taking them back to her folks in Michigan because their father, Richard, is a stuck up, spoilt, selfish high-society toff who doesn't really care about them.
She lures them on board with the promise of a short trip to the United States, and Richard only just manages to get on board to try to stop them.